Appartamento Hexa
Via Francesco di Benedetto, 157, 00173 Roma RM
Rating: 5.0 ★ (17 ratings)
Details
Appartamento Hexa provides a private accommodation option within the vibrant heart of Rome, Italy. As an apartment, it offers a distinct residential character, allowing guests to experience the city from a local perspective. The property's individual appeal lies in its promise of an authentic Roman stay, distinct from traditional hotel environments.
Guests staying at Appartamento Hexa can anticipate the independent living experience of a private residence. Such accommodations typically include essential living spaces, designed to provide comfort and convenience for those exploring the capital. The self-catering nature of an apartment allows for flexibility and a personalised approach to dining and daily routines.
This type of accommodation is particularly well-suited for travellers seeking independence and a homely atmosphere during their Roman holiday. It appeals to individuals, couples, or small groups who prefer the flexibility and privacy of apartment living, making it an ideal choice for both shorter breaks and extended stays in the Eternal City.
Location
Opening Hours
Monday: Open 24 hours | Tuesday: Open 24 hours | Wednesday: Open 24 hours | Thursday: Open 24 hours | Friday: Open 24 hours | Saturday: Open 24 hours | Sunday: Open 24 hours
Contact
+39 348 095 6806 | https://www.booking.com/Pulse-4JNXug
Comments
I only stayed for a couple of days for work, but I'll definitely be back.
We (backpacker couple) enjoyed this accommodation very, very much! The manager (David) contacted us in advance via WhatsApp and gave us a warm welcome when we arrived. The room was very clean, tidy, and spacious, with a comfortable, large bed, towels, air conditioning, good WiFi, and the option to darken the room completely to block out the morning sun. We had an excellent rest here because it’s super quiet at night. The kitchen is fully equipped, clean, and well organized.
In the neighborhood, you can find a small supermarket (about a 2-minute walk), a good and affordable local restaurant called “New Ciottolo,” and the bus station (less than a 5-minute walk). With bus numbers 46 and 502, you can easily connect to the metro (Anagnina Station), which takes you to the city center. The total travel time is under an hour, including transfers, and costs €1.50 for 100 minutes of travel throughout Rome.
NEGATIVE:
Just keep in mind that it takes some time to reach the city center and return. There was one power cut during our stay, but it was fixed quickly. The location here in Google Maps is about 50m away from the actual place - just walk in to the dead-end street and find number 157 on your left. I definitely recommend this place to easygoing travelers!